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6. This would be wrong on so many levels, and it threatens the legally emigrated citizens as well

Tue Jul 22, 2025, 11:14 AM

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Sending money to a foreign country - for whatever reason - is my right as an American citizen. Whether I choose to support family members living elsewhere, or maybe support a political group, a missionary church or an educational group in another country ... I can do it because it's my money. I earned it, paid taxes to Uncle Sam, and it's my choice to do so.

I'm born here, and so were my parents, grandparents and great-grandparents. But how is that different from the legal citizens who came here during their own lifetimes? They should have the same rights, but apparently Chump's government doesn't see it that way.

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US set to deport permanent residents over alleged support to Haitian gang leaders [View all] BumRushDaShow Tuesday OP

Maybe it's in the story... SickOfTheOnePct Tuesday #1

Oh well, paywall n/t SickOfTheOnePct Tuesday #2

msn finally has a non-walled up version (I normally clear my cache of Reuters cookies to read a couple freebie views) BumRushDaShow Tuesday #7

Thanks! SickOfTheOnePct Tuesday #8

After I posted BumRushDaShow Tuesday #9

Got the answer elsewhere SickOfTheOnePct Tuesday #3

I won't be surprised if they start rounding up people that just sent money home to Haiti for their loved ones tulipsandroses Tuesday #4

This would be wrong on so many levels, and it threatens the legally emigrated citizens as well FakeNoose Tuesday #6

They're just making shit up Bayard Tuesday #5

What is the authority dertermining justification to deport permanent residents? FormerOstrich Tuesday #10

Since they are prone to making up authorities that they don't have BumRushDaShow Tuesday #11